Videos tagged with Arsenal Firearms

This video features the creator trying out the "Pew View" grip on an APF (Arsenal) Strike One pistol. The description includes a link to support the channel via copperjacketarms.com. The content focuses on evaluating a specific firearm accessory and its application to a particular pistol model. It appears to be a hands-on review or test of the grip.

This entry details the Arsenal AF 2011A1, a unique double-barreled 1911 variant chambered in .45 ACP. It covers its mechanical operation, including the connected dual triggers and wide grip safety, and provides an overview of its disassembly process, noting the marked barrels and single guide rod. The information is presented with high authority, drawing from detailed knowledge of 1911 mechanics and rare firearm variants.

This review of the Arsenal Strike One Speed, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, delves into its unique Russian origins and complex international production history. The pistol features an innovative AF Speed Lock system for a low bore axis and is designed for competition, offering a 17-round capacity and a distinctive trigger safety. Despite initial setbacks in Russian adoption, it has found a market through manufacturers like Arsenal Firearms in Italy and Archon in the Czech Republic.

This video tests various firearms against a custom ballistic torso simulating Wolverine's adamantium skeleton. Smaller calibers like .22 LR, 5.7x28mm, 9mm, and .45 ACP failed to penetrate the metal structure. Larger handgun calibers like 10mm and .50 GI also proved ineffective. However, powerful magnum handgun rounds (.50 AE, .500 S&W) and rifle calibers (.30-06, .416 Rigby) caused significant damage, with the 4 Bore and a safe drop completely destroying the torso.

Hickok45 revisits his neglected Arsenal SGL 21 AK-47, demonstrating its continued reliability and accuracy after years of disuse. The video serves as a reminder to owners to maintain and regularly shoot their best firearms to ensure they remain in good working order and to enjoy them.

This review of the Arsenal Strike One 9mm pistol highlights its rarity and performance in a shooting demonstration. The video showcases the firearm's low bore axis and cycling action during rapid fire on steel targets. Technical specifications like a 5.0-inch barrel and 17+1 capacity are noted, positioning it as a capable, albeit uncommon, handgun.

This video provides a tour of Shot Show 2023, highlighting new firearms and accessories from various manufacturers. Key reveals include Arsenal's underfolder AK variants, IWI's Masada pistol and Zion/Carmel rifles, and High Point's new JXP 10mm handgun. The content offers insights into product availability, specific features, and some pricing, aimed at enthusiasts looking for the latest in firearms technology.

This video showcases upgrades made to an Arsenal SAM5 rifle for competitive shooting. The creator details modifications designed to enhance the rifle's performance in competition, emphasizing their personal satisfaction with the rifle's suitability for this purpose. The description includes extensive disclaimers regarding firearm sales, safety protocols, and the educational/entertainment nature of the content. It also provides links to social media and music credits.

This video provides initial impressions of the Arsenal SAM5 rifle, which fires 5.56mm ammunition. It also discusses upgrades made to a Zastava M85 and explores reasons why viewers might be interested in these 5.56 AK platforms. The content emphasizes that the firearms are unmodified and were used on a controlled range under supervision, with a disclaimer that no sales are conducted. The video is intended for review and entertainment.

This YouTube video focuses on the Arsenal SLR-107R AK-47 Rifle. The description includes information about purchasing merchandise and supporting the channel via CashApp or postal mail. While the video title clearly indicates a firearm review or demonstration, the description itself lacks specific details about the content beyond the product name.

This YouTube video features a firing activity using a Brugger & Thomet (B&T) sound suppressor on a 9mm Strike One Pistol from Arsenal Firearms. The creator is asking viewers for their opinions on the B&T suppressor, indicating a focus on firearm accessories and their performance. The title directly translates to "This is the QUIETEST PISTOL SILENCER" and the description elaborates on the use of a specific suppressor model with a particular pistol.

This video provides shooting impressions of the Arsenal Firearms Strike One pistol. It covers initial firing, a "Full Mag Plus One" segment, a "What’s For Dinner?™" segment, and concludes with a 5-shot string from 8 yards and "After Shots" observations. The description also includes affiliate links for Optics Planet and Amazon gear, as well as merchandise.